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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10
AN AMUSING RACE,
4 Constable In Pursuit of an Attorney, but
Gaia LnItx ----

4 Constable In Pursuit of an Attorney, Bui
Cots Loft.
Those doing business on Twelfth street
and those who happened to be passing
along that and other nearby streets yes.
terday morning, were both amused and
amazed to gee Councilman 3. s. Allison,
Of tho Third ward, who has always been
considered one Of the most sedate attor.
neys at the Ohio county bar, passing
along at tho top OF his speed closely pur.
sued by Constable "Curly" Lauchlin.
They came from the direction OF Chapline
street, and the attorney skipped nimbIy
around a wagon and then disappeared In
the Exchange Bank, where he was
closely followed by the officer. Pres.
entity they emerged together, the
attorney smiling, the constable looking
ve1ed and both perspiring freely. Des.
pite his averdupois it was evident that
the attorney had not forgotten all the
tricks Of his college training from the
agile way in which he made his way along
the crowded thosoughfare,
Naturally, there was much c~urioaity TO
learn the cause OF this wild race. It seeins
thst Mr.. Allison and Colonel Fob White
were appointed Commissioners by tho Cir
cult Court to cell come properly. This
they did and were further ordered TO set.
tie the claims against the property p,e.
scented before the Court. This was also
done, and a balance found OF between 5000
and 500. Tho Court ordered this
balance handed to Mr.. J. J. Jones,
cashier OF the Exchange Bank, an.
pointed Receiver for the Court. Yester.
day morning Mr.. Allison went to Col.
Whites office to settle up the account.
While there the telephone bell rang and
some u asked if Mr.. Allison was there,
Being answerod in the affirmative, the
person at the other end replied, "That's
all" and hung up his receiver. Messrs.
Allison and White rightly conjectured
that some n had a claim that had not
been presented to the court against
the property they were selling, and
not desiring TO be bothered with
any attachments or garnishees, q check
was quickly made out Tor the amount due
the Courts Receiver aud Mr.. Allison
started for the bank with it. He had
barely reached the street when Constable
Lauchliu hailed him. He %quickened his
pace; 30 did the Constable; no ran and SO
did the Constable, but the attorney had
the best oft and managed to get the check
safely deposited.
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Tho Colorcd Peoples College,

The Shelton College property, located
at st. Albans, has been purchased by the
Colored Baptist State Convention, an or
ganization composed of many of the most
intelligent ministers and others in the
State. The body recognizing the needs Of
the colored youth, was unwilling to pass
any resolutions upon the subject Of educa.
ton unless some efforts were made to
carry the same into effect. So they ap-
pointed Rev. H. @. Payne as the agent Of
the convention, who met with the last
General Association (white) of West Wiz.
glnla, and entered into a contract where.
blythe above mentioned property, valued
at $4,000, was transferred to him for the
nominal sum OF $500.
1t is the purpose Of the Convention to
establish, in the near future, an Indus.
trial School. It is to be undenominational
and will be the colored peoples school,
managed and controlled by an efficient
corps Of colored teachers and mechanics.
It's primary object will DO to raise up a
class OF intelligent and trained working
men, capable Of entering with akill into
the various fields Of industry such as farm
ing, mechanics and teaching.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

It has often been q matter OF surprise to
strangers coming into this city that Wheel
ing did not like other cities of her sjzs
have q carriage stand in como prominent
part OF the city Q r lat her depots where a
carriage could be secured for a long or a
short haul without being obliged to 80 or
telephone to a livery stable. MI. Robert
Luxe, the entsrprising liyeryman,
realizing this decided want has
placed n Of his beat carriages,
with q liveried driver in charge, on The
streets. It goes to all trains and makes
It's regular stand the Mcclure House
where, when not in use, it can be found at
all hours oftho day andnight. The example
set by Mr.. Luke is one other liverymen
would do we'll to copy after. Ho should
be encouraged by the liberal patronage
his low rates will warrant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

Western Land Wanted.
For Sale-Clyde Mare.
Patent Egg Ioachers-NcsbItt & BIO.
For Sale Chcap-ttluor Busincss-A. G. Hndlich.
Stock holders Mectilg-pithbusgh, Wheeling Il
Kentucky RAilroad.
The Gsaudest Sewing Northumberland L. Hoso
i Co., Agents.
Hanging I~amps-I;wing Bros.
New Maple Syrtp-R. J. Suyth.
Opera HOuse--Fredcric nryion.
The State Of West V!rginia-Fourth page.
Trustees Sale Of Manchester Property.
Beautiful Spring Goods-F1ew Il Bertschy-
Fourth page.
Nouce-.Barbers OF Wheeling.
Wheeling China Company.
For Rent--Dwelling l~Iouses-Jame, A. Henry,
Agent.
dress G0odg-Gco. E. Stiiel i Co.
Cantatas for Flower iimc-Fourth page.
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Work on the Riverside tube works is
progressing finely and it is expected to
have the buildings completed by the end
Of April and have part OF the works run
ming by June or July. The buildings will
DO OF iron and will be erected by Walker,
OF Pittsburgh. This establishment, when
completed, will employ between 400 aud
500 persons, and will turn out a full line
Of both butt and lap welded pipe, ranging
in size from one.iourth inch to sixteen
in diameter.
Big work was done at the Riversiye last
week. Thursday forty.one heats were
blow nand Thursday evening forty.three.
The Benwood Company shipped large
lots o. nails by river to St. Louis, Saturday
and Tuesday, -
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steubenyille In the Ohio L,enrue

Application has been made by a COM
pany Of ten gentlemen, Of Steubenville,
for admission TO the Ohio State Base Bali
league, and by April Is Steubenville will
DO in tho field with a good club for the
coming season. With that city in the
State League tho memberships as follows:
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Mans
field, Wooster, Toledo and Steubenyille.
The Steubenville club begins operations
with $1,000 in the treasury and tho board
OF directors will endeavor to secure good
players. 1t is said an effort will be made
to get Lauer, Walton and Hutchison, OF
Pittsburgh, (ths lattor Of last years Steu-
benvilles), and also tho following mem
bers Of last years team: Hennegan, Poth,
Darrah and Westlake. Nicholson, OF last
Seasons Zanesyille club, will also be en-
gagged with others.
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Mpartn QlIIa Hndnatl.

Little Ollie Redpath, who is Represented
to be and no doubt is the youngest sou.
brette on the stage. opened an engage.
ment at the Grand yesterday afternoon
which is to run till Saturday night. She
appears in Pert" a play written ex.
pressly for her, AMI well adapted 10 her
vivacity and talent. Her support is up to
the average in merit and the play about
on a level. The special charm is the child
star, whose pretty face is we'll represented
in the unusually fine Autographs dis.
played about town. She acts we'll, sings
nicely and dances chsrmingly. The al.
diences were both large yesterday, and
everybody was delighted. Fewer more at.
t%ractiye engagements have been seen at o
Wheeling theatre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

A. O. Chapman, a pensioned soldier,
living in q shanty.boat at Syracuse, W.
Va, was robbed OF Sl54 a lew nights ago.
The robbers cut his boat loose from It's
mooring, when it tloated out into and
down the river, placing the lone occupant
completely at their mercy. Chapman's
boat landed just below Middleport, Ohio,
at three o'clock tho next morning. Mean
while the robbers got away in their skif.
Dan Weaver, Of Antiquity, Ohio, was ar
rested as a participant in the robbery, and
is nowin Jail awaiting developments. Chas,
Hanes and Marshal LATE Wilcoxon, Of
Racine, Ohio, have been arrested on the
same charge. The latter gave bond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

About II o'clock yesterday forenoon an
alarm Of fra calledsth department 10 the
South Side for the second time. This
time the blazs WAS in a two-story frame
house situated at 3ll3 Woods street, and
owned by Policeman Tom killeen. 1t is
rented to man who keeps a small gro
Gerry store. The origin Of the flames is
not definitely known but they are believed
to have sprung from spontaneous combuB-
ton among some rubbish in the collar.
The damage was trilling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

Frenchan American Satines,
solid colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at 12Hc a yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

Next Monday evening Messrs. Barry
and Fay will appear at the Opera House
intheir Irish comedy, "1rish Aristocracy."
The Providence Journal says:
A1esars. Barry and Fay have gained q
distinguished reputation in their Irish
comedy OF "1rish Aristocracy' for their
rich and versatile presentation Of thor
oughly studied Irish character, and the
audience that greeted them last evening
was quite in proportion with the esteem
IN which they are held in this city. They
are as inimitable rs ever in the perform
snce they gave. Their 1rishmen are as
rich and rare products OF the Isle as can
BIO seen anywhere, and their drollery is
unceasing and irresistible.
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FUNERAL OF JAMEs M,ApAMs.
Ills Classmates from College Present II

. EL
The funeral Of James McAdams, IT,,
whose sad death Of consumption shortly
after his arrival home from California,
where he had gone in search Of health,
was noted in Tuesdays IvrELL1dEycEn,
took place yesterday afternoon from his
fathers residence on Sixteenth street, and
the unusually large attendance testified to
the widespread sympathy for the be.
reaved family, as well as the high esteem
in which the young man was held by his
acquaintance. Young McAdams was a
member Of tho class OF 'S7 at Washington
and Jefferson College, and twenty Of his
classmates and several brother members OF
the Delta Tau Delta college fraternity
came down and attended tho services In a
body. President Molett, OF tho college,
was also present and took part In the ser.
vices. Rev. DR.. Ut. Mcclure, pastor OF
the U. 2. Church, Of which tho family
arc members, OBLIGATED at the house,
assisted by DR.. Molett and Rev. DR.. w.
H.. Cooke, pastor OF tho Second Presby.
terrain Church. The floral offerings were
numerous, and many OF them exceeding.
ly beautiful in their conception and de.
slgn. The funeral concourse was one OF
the largest seen in tho city for several
months. Tho inte,ment was in the Pen.
inHular cemetery.
Yesterdays Washington Review speaks
thus Of the dcceased: The death Of James
McAdams leaves a vacant chair in the
class rooms Of the Senior class OF Wash
ington and Jefferson College. Jim was
universally liked by the entire body of
students from hia frat advent among
them. Standing at the head OF his clasa,
his record was almost perfect. But tho
SLOW and gradual inroads Of consumption
were telling on his health, and he was
compelled to leave college. A trip to
California did not check the disease and
he returned only to die.
The Senior class held a meeting laat
night; appropriate resolutions were passed
and the class will adopt the mourning
badge, About twenty members OF the
class leave this morning to attend the
funeral, which takes place this afternoon.
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TIE STRIKE SETTLED
At Spence, Bags s. Co.'s Stove Found,
.u' Martins Ecrry.

At Spence, Bags s. Co.'s Stove Foundry,
Martins Forty. Vi
Tho strike that has been in progress for
tho past five weeks at Spence, Baggs &
Co. sstove foundry, at Martins Ferry, has
been settled, and the men will probably
60 to work again this morning. The men
struck because often there was not enough
iron in the cupola to pour all the moulds
that had been prepared. The strike has
been settled by the company agreeing to
pay for short iron"-that il, to a the
men when there is not enough iron
to gil all the moulds, the AM
as II there was enough iron, and the men
on the other hand agreeing to shake out
the moulds left empty when there is not
enough iron to gil them, thereby
making it Impossible for the
men to receive double for the
one mould. The question as to the dis
posal Of "dead iron" was waived. This
is satisfactory to all concerned
and alatgo and steady run Of work is an.
tiCipated,
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FOE SALE
1000 walnut trees, over thirty inches in diameter
~ stump 4,0c0 acres heavily timbcred lands,
poplar, white oak, ash and other woods OF finest
duai.y anu SIZE. 5000 acres red and brown lIeni.
acres coking coal, not cxcelled by Tho touueIls.
WIG coal ir eokipg purposes. All al The head
WaleIs Of Big candy River. Title warranted. Ad.
uf@st WIN: A.. 4 ROBERTSON,
p, ,Pikcvillc. Pike County, ny.
Etes oI Iclclencc given. = mriDaw'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10
A Serious Accident.

AS the Vigilaut engine was coming
down main street in response 10 tho second
alarm yesterday forenoon, a horse draw.
ING o buggy in which Mrs. Lunsford and
q lady friend from Leatherwood were driv-
ing, WAS frightened by tho engine, and
turning suddenly, threw the buggy over.
Both wheels on one side were broken OF.
The two ladies were thrown out, and Mrs.
Lunsford had one OF her limbs very pain.
fully bruised and sprained, while her
friend was thrown against q tree box and
somewhat bruised and cut on the head
and shoulders. They wers taken to their
homo in tho country in q hack. Neither
Ia dangerously hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10
A Catholic Reading Room.

The Knights OF St. George announce
that they have established q Library and
Reading Room in st. George Hall, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets, which
will b open to their friends and Catholics
in general every evening from seven till
ten O'Clock. The leading Catholic books,
papers and periodicals will DO on its ia.
blea, also several Of the prominent papers
the country. Games, such as cards,
dominoea, checkers, chess, &c., are pro.
vided and will be used in accordance with
rules Of the Knights. The books, pa
pers, games, etc., are free to all,
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Qm ~Qnte(ligemeG


ONCE: Moss 20 and ~ Fourtoorth Street.
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PEOPLE.


Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Mehen is up from
Parkersburg.
Rev. DR.. Mo(iett, President Of Washing.
ton and Jefferson College, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Weistling, OF Dillon's
jewelry store. left last evening on a two
weeks visit to his former home in Harris-
burg. Rsportsto tho contrary, he will
return as he went-sll by himself.
Mr.. Hanson Crisgell, jr., Of Texas. a
son OF Captain Cfiswell, Of Moundsyille,
and actor, artie. and writer OF some repute,
was in tho city yesterday, the guest Of his
brother, Mr.. W. N. Criswell, the lawyer.
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KNOCKED IN THE HEAD.
A Young Man Slightly Thumped md n Sen.
snttOn Killed.

snttOn Killed.
Tho evening papers yesterday contained
sensational accounts Of another homicide
at Fulton, the statement being that q
young man named Miller had been
"brained with a brick" and would die-a
somewhat plausible result Of being
"brained." Inquiry at Fulton showed
that young Louis Miller, a boy Of l6 or Is,
had been assaulted by Jim Porter late
Tuesday night. The night before Porter
was amusing himself by throwing stones
against the Fulton hose house. Miller
lives with his brother August, next door
to tho hose house, and he objected to the
noise and chased Porter away. Porter
struck him on the head with & stone.
Yesterday morning Miller complained Of
q headache and there was q small bump
on his head. DR.. Stifel was summoned,
and ridiculed tho yonpg nae out OF bis
pain. Last night he was as we'll and
lively as ever,
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Decision Against SnloonIsts,

G. B. Mercer, Of B%arnesville, got on a
spree and went home and whipped his
wife, whereupon she entered suit against
Joseph I. Hinton and Amos Alberts, ss-
loon men Of GAINESVILLE, for furniahing
him with whisky. The trial came off in
Common Pleas Court at St. Clairsyille on
Tuesday, and resulted IN q verdict Of $3.50
Tor the plaintiff. "--,1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

Few are aware OF the importance Of
checking a cough or common cold in its
first stage. That which in the beginning
would yield to a mild remedy, if neglect
ed, Boon preys upon the lungs. d.. Bulls
Cough Syrup affords instant relief. It is
an infallibls remedy. Price Is cents a
bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-10

"Women Of To-day" is the subject Of
tho lecture to DO delivered at the Wheel
ing Opera House Friday night by Mrs.
Belva Lockwood, under tho joint auspices
Of the G. A. r. Post, the Woman's Relief
Corps. the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union and the Womsn's Exchange.
It is a ~foregone conclusion that Mrs. Lock.
wood will have an audience worthy Of her
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Unless como further action in regard to
Tho removal Of the city crematory is soon
taken, tho iron shed will be erected over
the furnace and then to mako any change
in the location will cost about double
what 1t will cost now. II the crematory is
permitted to remain where it is now its
usefulness will be greatly. impaired, ss
owing to bad roads and heavy grades it
will DO impossible to haul to it except a.
favorable times Of the year.
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Big Work Of n'Steel Plant.

Tuesday night tho Laughlin and juno
ton steel plant, at Mingo, turned out of
the converting department the largest out.
put it has wei done on a single turn.
There were fosty.six heats made, being
equivalent to over 200 tons. Will Lewis
was the blower and Thomas Baron the
regulator. The work is considered phe-
nomenal, and was the talk Of the place
yesterday. The NOR are waiting to hear
OF some plant doing better.
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AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION SALE!
McLHre House Furniture and Outfit,
Beginning March II.

60 Rooms Good Carpet.
rs Hair Mattresses.
Is Box Spring Mattresses. W.
Is Wove Wire Mattresses.
400 Blankets, Comforts and Countcrpanes.
600 sheets and rillow Casey,
500 Pounds Feather Pillows.
100 Walnut Hedstegds, Drusse.s, WarIrobes and
Wash-stlnds.
100 Chairs and Rockers,
20 Small Center Tables.
10 Large Dining Tables. .
4 Billiard aud Yoof Tables. u.
Fine Walnut Par Fixtures. Stoves, Tenders, Din.
ins.toom Furniture, silvcrwGre. Qucenswarc, large
nrns, Kitchen Utensils, Steam Tables, stock Of
Kettles, &c.
The above named and many other articles VIII
Dc told, commencing March Ii, and continuing
each day thereafter until disposed OF.
sale Will begin daily at . O'Clock A, NJ and 2
O'Clock l. M. ED-rerms cash.
r W. II. HALLER,
J. q. HERVEY,
Auctloneers.
va. MlI.LEh. Asent. MIRO
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at the annual Commencement of the
Medical College Of Ohio, held at Cincin-
natl Tuesday night, a large class Of young
men graduated. Among them were John
D. Plfer, Of this city, Anderson Ralston,
Of Martins Ferry, and R. D. Mackin, OF
West Grafton. Dr.. Ralston was appointed
. resident physician OF tho Cincinnati
Hnanital. ----
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The funeral Of the late Mrs. Margaret
took place yesterday morning from
her residence. where she died. Mrs. Parker
was ono Of Wheeling Oldest and most es.
christian ladies, having been a re-
,ident here for over forty-three years. Tho
following gentlemen acted as pail bearers:
Neesrs. David Park, John J.. Jones, John
II. Brown, s. h. kasley, Thomas Il. Mes.
,itt and Wm. B. Simpson,
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Nice Florida Strawberries, fresh, firm
anu Of delicious flavor, were sold here yes.
terdsy at Is cents for IN hones. Quart
basket, which is half the price they have
been bringing in other cities. This price
for the irat to reach the city is another
forcible illustration Of the superiority Of
the Wheeling markets.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable Real Estate For Satsi

The undersigned Offers for sale n tract OF land In
nc y district, on the river. about ,hreeQuar.
ters OF q milo above tho city limits, conlaluiny 80
acres. more or less, aud 80 acres OF conf uuderly.
ins tract OF land contiguous thereto. Abouti
actes Il bottom land, iniersected by the +. ". 4
~: railIoad and tho pipe line OF tho Wheeling
Natural Gas Company. Having also a good river
tt&mdiag, this affords the best unoccupled manu-.
~ tut1ns slte or sites In this vicinity. Would sell
III ioh 10 SUIT the purchaser. Ihc coal, six foot
veih, easy OF access 10 railroad and river, would be
s S91!Hd seasrately with enough surface to fccuro ship.
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND ON WHEELING
BLAND, nortn OF and adjoining the Old Fair
n.9unos; would Sell the whole at a very low price,
anu on easy terms, or In lots thirty feet front, from
TWO 70 Ave hundred dollars each, according Is To-
cation. only q snafl cash payment required.
MS Residence In L~eatherwood; five aero lot
hlghly cultivated and t~asteiully arrauged-ihe
house a handsome brick structure Of thirteen
rooms. All the comforts md convenience OF city
and country combined. PeEsons seeking a home
are invited TO call and inspect the premises.
leA<'V1nA JOHN 7. GILCHIIST,
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Another Poker Room Ra,d.,

The poker room on Market street, near
the Register office, was raided by the police
last night, and three men who were on.
gagged IN q game were arrested. They and
the proprietor Deposited money to cover
officer Shorts last night ran in a man
Tor breaking up all his mothers furniture,
and Officer Lukens another for disorderly
conduct on the Island, where he entered a
residence and proposed to change his
clothes in the parlor. Being invited out,
he drew a knife. -
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MATTHEWS & P1EEsoN, the new proprie.
tors Of the S:urtevant House, Broadway,
corner Twenty.uinth street, n. Y, before
taking q guest, closed the house for sew.
eral months and put in new plumbing,
furniture and fixtures and opened in Oc.
tober: This makes it one Of the best in
the city and a home.like, central place to
stop. TThAs
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Gentlemen In Need

Of a fine, light, stylish dress shoe, before
purchasing should examine Stacy, Adams
4 Co.'s Genuine Kangaroo Shoes, which
we have both on London and Waukeu-
phast last, and is far superior to the null
titude Of imitation Kangaroo shoes on the
market, and although costing q trile
more, is much cheaper when wear iB con-
siicred. J.. W. AMICK,
Sole Agent, 1l43 Main Street.